Client Scoreboard: your RAR, VAR and AI visibility in one login

Rather than a screenshot of invented figures, this is the scoreboard wired to actual measurements. The ranking tiles come from Daley Organics’ 49-point grid in Grants Pass, OR, measured on 2026-10-03. The AI mention and response-time tiles are fetched live while you read.

Two tiles are dashed and say "awaiting measurement". The RAR trend needs a second grid run before there is a line to draw, and review velocity needs a second review count. Showing a plausible-looking number in their place would make the demo better and the product worse, so they stay empty until the measurement exists.

The dollar tiles are marked as modeled rather than measured for the same reason. Daley has supplied its conversion rate and average customer value; search volume and cost per click are still example figures, shared with the Rank Above Replacement page, until the search data lands. The tiles label themselves accordingly.

Website analytics count people. They are blind to the programs that now read a business on a customer's behalf, which is a growing share of the traffic that matters and all of the traffic that produces AI answers.

In a client's tenant this tile is their own domain. Here it is this site's, because leverageaisearch.com is the reference install and its numbers are real. The split worth watching is between crawlers building an index for later and assistants fetching a page because somebody asked a question just now.

Every metric here exists because the usual one answers a question the owner did not ask. The left column is what a typical monthly report contains.

The definitions live on their own pages: Rank Above Replacement covers RAR, VAR and AAA, and Mention Above Replacement covers the AI side. Response time comes from Speed-to-Lead Automation.

A demo built on real data has to be careful about which real data. Two rules apply to this page, and they are enforced in the code rather than by habit.

Competitors are counted, never named. Every metric here is computed against a competitive set of 86 businesses measured on the same grid, and not one of them appears by name. Only businesses that have agreed to be shown publicly are identified, which at present is Daley Organics.

Inquiry volume is never disclosed. The response-time tile reports a median and nothing else, and stays blank entirely until there are at least five acknowledged inquiries, so the tile cannot be used to work out how much business is coming in. In a client's own tenant, behind their own login, they see their counts.

Logging in to a read-only demo tenant arrives with the authenticated portal in Phase 4. Until then this preview is the honest version: fewer features than a mock-up, and every number on it real.